Evidence-backed review

Nike ACG Pegasus Trail

  • 90/100
  • High Confidence
  • 1 source

The available evidence, though singular, paints a consistent picture of the N.

Updated Sep 11, 2026

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High evidence confidence · 90/100

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8 claims checked across 3 evidence categories

Claims checked: 8 · Verified sources: 1 · Evidence categories: 3 · Open questions: 3 · High evidence confidence · 90/100

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Evidence checklist

We check the product questions most likely to affect a buying decision. Open any item to see the supporting sources, agreement, and limitations.

Performance & outcomes 1 claim checked

Increased Stack Height and 8mm DropLimited evidenceWhat we still need: The Nike ACG Pegasus Trail 6 features an increased stack height of 39mm at the back and 31mm at the front, resulting in an 8mm drop.1 source

The Nike ACG Pegasus Trail 6 features an increased stack height of 39mm at the back and 31mm at the front, resulting in an 8mm drop.

Moderate agreement · 1 source supports

Everyday use & fit 3 claims checked

Wider Forefoot and Toe Box for ComfortLimited evidenceWhat we still need: The forefoot and toe box are slightly wider, providing an anatomical fit that enhances comfort and allows toes to splay.1 source

The forefoot and toe box are slightly wider, providing an anatomical fit that enhances comfort and allows toes to splay.

Moderate agreement · 1 source supports

Weight Increase to 361g (UK12)Limited evidenceWhat we still need: The shoe's weight has increased by 17 grams, now weighing 361 grams for a UK size 12.1 source

The shoe's weight has increased by 17 grams, now weighing 361 grams for a UK size 12.

Moderate agreement · 1 source supports

True to Size FitLimited evidenceWhat we still need: The Nike ACG Pegasus Trail 6 fits true to size for the reviewer's usual UK size 12.1 source

The Nike ACG Pegasus Trail 6 fits true to size for the reviewer's usual UK size 12.

Moderate agreement · 1 source supports

Other checked claims 4 claims checked

Updated ATC 2.0 Rubber and 3.5mm LugsLimited evidenceWhat we still need: The shoe uses an updated ATC 2.0 rubber compound and has 3.5mm deep lugs for traction.1 source

The shoe uses an updated ATC 2.0 rubber compound and has 3.5mm deep lugs for traction.

Moderate agreement · 1 source supports

Firm ReactX Midsole Provides StabilityLimited evidenceWhat we still need: The ReactX midsole is firm, which contributes to good stability and confidence on uneven trail terrain, though it feels firmer on roads.1 source

The ReactX midsole is firm, which contributes to good stability and confidence on uneven trail terrain, though it feels firmer on roads.

Moderate agreement · 1 source supports

Highly Versatile for Light Trails and RoadsLimited evidenceWhat we still need: The shoe is highly versatile, suitable for light trails such as gravel, hard pack dirt, and grit, as well as performing well on road sections.1 source

The shoe is highly versatile, suitable for light trails such as gravel, hard pack dirt, and grit, as well as performing well on road sections.

Moderate agreement · 1 source supports

Grip is Limited in Muddy or Winter ConditionsLimited evidenceWhat we still need: The grip is adequate for light trails in dry seasons but is not best in class and will not be sufficient for muddy, technical, or winter conditions.1 source

The grip is adequate for light trails in dry seasons but is not best in class and will not be sufficient for muddy, technical, or winter conditions.

Moderate agreement · 1 source supports

Open questions

Comprehensive evaluation of overall shoe performance across varied independent testing.

Limited evidence · What we still need: Seek additional independent reviews from diverse sources to validate claims.

Long-term durability and wear resistance of the shoe's upper, outsole, and midsole.

Limited evidence · What we still need: Look for user reviews mentioning mileage and shoe longevity.

Performance on wet, muddy, or highly technical trail conditions beyond basic grip assessment.

Limited evidence · What we still need: Consult reviews specifically testing the shoe in adverse trail conditions.

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